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139th UTokyo Open Lecture, Autumn 2024 " the Universe"
139th UTokyo Open Lecture, Autumn 2024 " the Universe"
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139th UTokyo Open Lecture, Autumn 2024 " the Universe"

Planetary meteorology developed by Venus explorer Akatsuki
Takeshi Imamura

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00:18 イントロダクション
01:46 大気を持つ地球型惑星と温室効果
07:45 水の状態と大気の関係
13:08 大気循環とスーパーローテーション
24:19 系外惑星におけるスーパーローテーション
29:46 スーパーローテーションのメカニズム
35:42 今後の課題
38:31 おわりに

The Venus explorer Akatsuki aims to establish planetary meteorology by unveiling the meteorology of Venus, which has an environment vastly different from that of Earth. This lecture will address the findings from the eight years of observation and new challenges in planetary meteorology.

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- This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

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Takeshi Imamura
東京大学新領域創成科学研究科 教授
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